Chelsea has agreed a deal to sell one of the players who wanted to discharge Enzo Maresca while the blues continue to perform their transfer activities efficiently before the end of the window.
The side of West -London brought in a series of new players this summer, including attackers such as Liam Delap from Ipswich Town, Joao Pedro from Brighton and former Borussia Dortmund star Jamie Gittens.
Maresca has also started extra positions and signed Dario Essugo from Sporting Lisbon and Jorrel Hato from Ajax.
Moreover, Chelsea finally got hold of the Lost Brazilian Starlet Estevao Willian, after signing the 18-year-old from Palmeiras last summer.
But to facilitate the move, the blues need a whole series of editions, and although the club has already succeeded in saying goodbye to players, including Joao Felix, Armando Broja, Lesley Ugochukwu, Djordje Petrovic, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Noni Madueke, more departure, more departure, more departure for more departure, more departure, more departure for more departure, more room for more departure, more departure for more departure, more departure for more departure, more departure.
Daily Mail Sport reported on Monday that there may be a maximum of nine stars that book loan or permanent movements before the end of the window.
Now Renato Veiga will move to Villarreal after an earlier tipped move to Atletico Madrid collapsed earlier this month.
The player will leave the club to become a member of the LaLiga side in a deal with a value of £ 26 million – with a substantial sales clause.
The move comes only a year after the blues bought the Portugal International from Basel for £ 12 million, with the 22-year-old a bumper seven-year-old deal signed when moving to West-London.
Veiga started clearly under Enzo Maresca, and made 18 performances in the first half of the season and scored two goals with a further assist during Chelsea's travails in the UEFA Conference League.
But the young talent seemed to be moving in January in an attempt to find an elevated playing time before the World Cup 2026.
Veiga took a loan movement to Juventus, where he could still make 15 performances.
In January, Maresca revealed that he had spoken with Veiga about his future of Chelsea, intimating that he wanted to play in his preferred position of the middle behind instead of the hybrid left role that his manager had used on various points so far.
“Playing in the position he plays with us gives him the chance to become a member of the international team and gives him the chance to get speculation around him, which means that clubs are looking for him,” the manager kept full. 'Clubs are looking for players who are doing well, not bad.
'For me, if there is a player who wants to play in one position, they will struggle. They have to adjust, play in different positions. It is a good thing for the team and the club. '
In addition to Veiga, other players who are reserved for a movement are Axel Disasi, Raheem Sterling, Ben Chilwell, Christopher Nunku and Nicolas Jackson.